Power Computing Power 100, Руководство пользователя

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Upgrading Your Computer
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Power 100/120 User Guide
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What you need to know about increasing RAM
The computer has four pairs of SIMM clips (banks in engineerese) on the motherboard, near
the front, next to the ßoppy disk drive (see the illustration below). The SIMM clips are
organized into four pairs, the motherboard DRAM bank, bank A, bank B, and bank C.
The motherboard bank is the pair of clips farthest from the ßoppy drive cavity, A is next, etc.
The motherboard bank comes with two 4 megabyte SIMMs, which are required for the
system to work. Do not replace the SIMMs in the motherboard bank with SIMMs of any
other capacity; that bank will only work with two 4 megabyte chips.
Banks A, B, and C can be Þlled with 4, 8, 16, or 32 megabyte SIMMs, so you can install a
maximum of 200 megabytes of RAM (8 megabytes in the motherboard bank and 64 (32 per
slot) in each of the other banks, A-C).
SIMMs must be installed one pair per bank. Both slots in a bank must be Þlled with SIMMs
of the same capacity (4, 8, 16, or 32 megabyte), but different banks
donÕt have to match.
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bank A
bank B
bank C
front
ßoppy
drive
area
motherboard DRAM
8 MB (two 4 MB SIMMs)
Do not remove .
slots
clips
clips